So many buildings, so little time From the forbidding Old Town to the elegant New, Edinburgh is a feast of fine architecture. Lynsey Hanley visits some of the highlights
See France through artists’ eyes Tour the hills and coasts of Provence that inspired Cézanne and Picasso, says Rosemary Bailey
Drawn by the Beacons Fancy some affordable art and crafts? The sublime Brecon Beacons have inspired a fresh bloom of excellent galleries, studios and interiors shops
Easter attractions: stay-at-home Britons become culture vultures British museums and galleries enjoying surge of interest due to financial crisis and weak pound
Snap happy – photography archives From the Documentary Photography Archive in Manchester to the Beaford archive in Devon
Moving theatre Gavin Bell wanders through a surreal installation about Russian life, where art and theatre meet and sculptures come to life
Galleries You don't have to be as big as the Tate to have a great collection, as these galleries prove
Recreation villages From West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village in Suffolk to Weald & Downland Open Air Museum in West Sussex
On the wall Britain's indoor murals have been overlooked in favour of Italy's, but our early graffiti artists left many splendid works, says Jonathan Jones
His darkroom materials Chambré Hardman's world of images is just as he left it, finds Margaret Murphy
Museums and collections Want to know about surgery, birds, Egypt, hats or helicopters? Look no further